our expense, and that is why she tries to distract us with tired political rhetoric that seeks to label us, divide us, and pull us apart. my campaign is about reaching out to everyone as americans and returning to a government that puts the american people first. [crowd boos] [applause] mr. trump: thank you. thank you. thank you. here is what an american first economic plan looks like. first, let's talk tax reform. taxes are one of the biggest differences in this race. hillary clinton, who has spent her career voting for tax increases, plans another massive job killing $1.3 trillion tax increase. big increase. one of the biggest ever. her plan would tax many small businesses by almost 50%. recently, at a campaign event, hillary clinton -- you know this, you have heard this one. hillary clinton short-circuited again, to use a now famous term, when she accidentally told the truth and said she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. [applause] i am proposing an across-the-board income tax reduction, especially for middle income americans. this will lead to millions of new and really good p

our expense, and that is why she tries to distract us with tired political rhetoric that seeks to label us, divide us, and pull us apart. my campaign is about reaching out to everyone as americans and returning to a government that puts the american people first. [crowd boos] [applause] >> thank you. here is what an american first economic plan looks like. first, let's talk tax reform. taxes are one of the biggest differences in this race. hillary clinton, who has spent her career voting for tax increases, plans another massive job killing $1.3 trillion tax increase. big increase. one of the biggest ever. her plan would tax many small businesses by almost 50%. recently, at a campaign event, hillary clinton -- you know this, you have heard this one. hillary clinton short-circuited again, to use a now famous term, when she accidentally told the truth and said she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. [applause] i am proposing an across-the-board income tax reduction, especially for middle income americans. this will lead to millions of new and really good paying jobs. the rich will pay

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countries that are its ends, and tries tohy she distract us with tired political rhetoric that seeks to label us, divide us and pull us apart. my campaign is about reaching everyone as americans and returning to a government that the american people first. [applause] thank you. thank you. here is what an american first economic plan looks like. first, let's talk tax reform. taxes are one of the biggest race.ences in this hillary clinton, who has spent her career voting for tax increases, plans another job killing $1.3 trillion tax increase. big increase, one of the biggest ever. would tax small businesses by almost it be percent. recently, at a campaign event clinton short-circuited -- you know this one, short-circuited again to use a term when she accidentally told the truth and taxeshe wanted to raise on the middle class. [applause] i am proposing an across-the-board income tax reduction, especially for middle americans. this will lead to millions of new and really good paying jobs. rich will pay their fair share, but no one will pay so that it destroys jobs or undermines our ability as a comp

our expense and that's why she tries to distract us with tired political rhetoric that seeks to label usde us and pull us apart. my campaign is about reaching out to everyone as americans and returning to a government that puts the american people first. [ applause ] thank you. here is what an america first economic plan looks like. first, let's talk tax reform. taxes are one of the biggest differences in this race. hillary clinton, who has spent her career voting for tax increases, plans another massive job killing $1.3 trillion tax increase. big increase. one of the biggest ever. her plan would tax small businesses by almost 50%. recently, at a campaign event, hillary clinton short circulated -- you know this one. you heard this one. hillary clinton short-circuited again, to now use a famous term, when she accidently told the truth and said she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. i am proposing an across-the-board income tax reduction, especially for middle-income americans. this will lead to millions of new and really good paying jobs. the rich will pay their fair share but no

our expense and that's why she tries to distract us with tired, political rhetoric that seeks to label us, divide us and pull us apart. my campaign is about reaching out to everyone as americans, and returning to a government that puts the american people first. [applause] [cheering] thank you. thank you. here is what an america first economic plan looks like. first let's talk tax reform. taxes are one of the biggest differences in this race. hillary clinton, who has spent her career voting for tax increases, plans another massive job-killing $1.3 trillion tax increase. big increase, one of the biggest ever. her plan would tax many small businesses by almost 50%. recently, at a campaign event, hillary clinton short-circuited, you hearthis one. hillary use ad short-circuited again, to use a now famous term and she accidentally told the truth when she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. [applause] i am proposing a across the board income tax reduction, especially for middle income americans. this will lead to millions of new and really good-paying jobs. the rich will pay their fair s

our expense and that's why she tries to distract us with tired political rhetoric that seeks to label usdivide us, and pull us apart. hillary clinton short circuited again, to use a now famous term, when she accidentally told the truth and said that she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. >> can trump bring his candidacy back by throwing red meat out to the base. joining me now are my guests. steve, you first. what do you make of that speech today? there was a couple of things. it was like when hillary said she was going to give a foreign policy speech to smackdown trump. this race does seem to be totally utterly negative. your thoughts? >> right. sometimes negative works, as you well know, but listen. here's the broader point, i think, that trump is resonating with the country. the reason he's resonating is what we're doing isn't working. >> he's 37%. >> listen. for most people, it's not working. if we look at the last decade of growth, we find -- and this just came out. the mckinsey corporation just came out with this report. mckinsey tells us that 81% of americans over the last

our expense, and that's why she tries to distract us with tired, political rhetoric that seeks to label us, divide us and pull us apart. my campaign is about reaching out to everyone as americans d returning to a government that puts the american people first. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you. here is what an america first economic plan looks like. first, let's talk tax reform. taxes are one of the biggest differences in this race. hillary clinton who has spent her career voting for tax increases plans another massive job-killing 1.3 trillion dollar tax increase. big increase. one of the biggest ever. her plan to tax many small businesses by almost 50%. recently at a campaign event, hillary clinton short circulated -- you know this. you've heard this one. hillary clinton short-circuited again to use a now famous term when she accidentally told the truth and said that she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. i am proposing an akrocross the board tax cut. leading to new and really good paying jobs. the rich will pay their fair share but no one will pay so much that it destr

and that's why she tries to distract us with tired political rhetoric that seeks to label us, divide us, and pull us apart. hillary clinton short circuited again to use a now famous term when she accidently told the truth and said that she want to do raise taxes on the middle class. i want to jump start america and it can be done. and it won't even be that hard. [cheers and applause] if sent to the oval office, hillary clinton will enact the tpp as sure as you are sitting there. before nativity nafta went into effect there were 285,000 auto workers in michigan. today, that number is only 160,000. auto workers. detroit is still waiting for hillary clinton's apology. she has been a disaster, obama has been a disaster. i expect detroit will get that apology right around the same time hillary clinton turns over the 33,000 emails she deleted. >> and former no, mayor rudy giuliani is here right now. good evening, mayor. >> good evening, greta. nice to talk to you. >> nice to talk to you. >> okay, mayor. what stood out in donaldo you? >> well, the first thing i found is that the whole econom

our expense and that's why she tries to distract us with tired political rhetoric that seeks to label usdivide us, and pull us apart. hillary clinton short circuited again, to use a now famous term, when she accidentally told the truth and said that she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. >> can trump bring his candidacy back by psychosthrowing red meao the base. joining me now are my guests. steve, you first. what do you make of that speech today? there was a couple of things. it was like when hillary said she was going to give a foreign policy speech to smackdown trump. this race does seem to be totally utterly negative. your thoughts? >> right. sometimes negative works, as you well know, but listen. here's the broader point, i think, that trump is resonating with the country. the reason he's resonating is what we're doing isn't working. >> he's 37%. >> listen. for most people, it's not working. if we look at the last decade of growth, we find -- and this just came out. the mckinsey corporation just came out with this report. mckinsey tells us that 81% of americans over the last

our expense, and that is why she tries to distract us with tired political rhetoric that seeks to label usvide us, and pull us apart. my campaign is about reaching out to everyone as americans and returning to a government that puts the american people first. [applause] >> thank you. here is what an american first economic plan looks like. first, let's talk tax reform. taxes are one of the biggest differences in this race. hillary clinton, who has spent her career voting for tax increases, plans another massive job killing $1.3 trillion tax increase. big increase. one of the biggest ever. her plan would tax many small businesses by almost 50%. recently, at a campaign event, hillary clinton -- you know this, you have heard this one. hillary clinton short-circuited ,gain, to use a now famous term when she accidentally told the truth and said she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. [applause] i am proposing an across-the-board income tax , especially for middle income americans. this will lead to millions of new and really good paying jobs. the rich will pay their fair share, but no on

. >> a sneaky way to surprise mom -- >> simply use a label on a wine bottle. >> the reveal that has her tripping. >> whoo! >> she's going to need some of that wine. on fire. >> whoa! >> oh, man. >> car fire starts a brushfire? >> yes but let's rewind. ten minutes before we see that brushfire -- >> all you need to know right now is this is a vehicle i purchased at an auction, and i drove it barely a mile up the road -- >> alex pulled over, the car starts smoking, and in a matter of minutes, it goes from bad to worse. >> man it's on fire dude. >> you sure it is? >> yeah. >> alex has thought about some things that i'm not sure most people would have thought about. >> >> you can hear him telling one of his friends there's a gas can inside of the car. >> they open the door and take the tank out. >> don't open the hood. >> they don't touch the car any further. in fact they start to move the cars around his away from it. >> is that a farm or a field? because if that fire rushes across somebody's field before they brought in the harvest that's a problem. >> initially he thought it was just a re

hour, while 30% lasts up to eight hours. >> to me that is the most important thing is follow the label and use the repellants as they are labeled for use. >> for "cbs this morning," i'm dr. jon lapook. >> dr. lapook says it's important to remember whatever repellant you use, carefully read the label and follow the directions. >> talking about that. the food companies are embracing saying you are what you eat. ahead, the growing trend of making products with fewer ingredients and why it may not processed food. you're watching "cbs this morning." we will be right back. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by the makers of nondrowsy claritin. join claritin blue sky living today. and nothing is more effective at relieving your sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion. return to the world. try clarispray today. an unprecedented natural outburst literally invaded minutes after the mom came back from a grocery run. hi , i'm stuck in an elevator with a cow. a what ? we have a situation. everything alright in there ? witnesses say this is where it all started, okay guys. we're comim

countries that are and that is why she tries to distract us with tired, political rhetoric that seeks to label us, divide us and call us apart. my campaign is about reaching out to everyone as americans and returning to a government that puts the american people first. [applause] >> thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you. here is what an america first economic plan looks like. first, let's talk tax reform. taxes are one of the biggest differences in this race. hillary clinton, who has spent her career voting for tax increases plans another massive job killing $1.3 trillion tax increase. take increase. one of the biggest ever. her plan would tax many small businesses by almost 50%. recently at a campaign event, hillary clinton -- you've heard this one. hillary clinton short-circuited again to use, a now famous term, when she accidentally told the truth and said that she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. [applause] i am proposed an across-the-board income tax reduction, especially for middle and un-american. this will lead to millions of new and really good pain jobs. the rich will pay

peoplere often times want to put us in a box as progressives and they want to label us you want to say that we can do this, we can do that, when and where and how, project that you have an obligation as a ,rogressive to speak off -- up stand up and fight as hard as you can with every single tool that you possibly have in your corner. use it. i am running for congress. i am running against an establishment opponent who takes money from the payday loans. and also as someone who does not champion the same kind of policies that elizabeth warned us. om andsite is maria2016.c i'm asking you for your help. [applause] sentimentsveryone's and i'm humbled to be on stage senators andgreat people that are running for congress right now. the message that i want to leave as to believe in yourself and never give up. and anyone, including a 21-year-old from connecticut, including a 16-year-old from missouri from anybody can get up , stand up, whether running for office. if anyone was to get to work, he can go to www. brandnewcongress.org. to sign up and contribute to our website, you can get to brenda

there are often times people want to put us in a box as progressives and they want to label us and want to say that we can do this, we can do that, when and where and how. reject that. you have an obligation as a progressive to speak up, stand up and fight as hard as you can with every single tool that you possibly have in your corner. use it. i am running for congress. i am running against an establishment opponent who takes money from the payday loans. from the rent to own industry. and also is someone who does not champion the same kind of policies that elizabeth warren oes. my website is maria2016.com and i'm asking you for your help. [applause] ms. rojas: i echo everyone's sentiments on stage so far, and i'm very humbled to be on stage with so many great senators and people that are running for congress right now. the message that i want to leave is to believe in yourself and never give up. and anyone, including a 21-year-old from connecticut, including a 16-year-old from missouri, anybody can get up, stand up, whether running for office. if anyone wants to get to work, you can go

label. that brings us to the next one and that's organic. >> so all of the stuff is organic, and that's hard to figure out. >> 100 percent or gang is what it says. >> that means that they have to have 95 percent of what's in there has to be organic. the other five percent is thing that is they can not get organically. if it says contains organically or organic food, that means that it has to be 70 percent. that's a lot more room to put in there. >> next just because it says organic. >> nongmo means that there should be no engineered food in there. >> and the fourth label is cage free. >> look at you guys chicken, eggs. neither of you have been in a cage. >> very free. that does not necessarily mean that they do not have confined conditions. they maybe wing to wing and shoulder to shoulder with the chicken. they may have been in a more open space. >> defining >> is that scram green for pete sake. >>> bet you did not know that sake. >>> bet you did not know that you can make all for just the right insurance for you, find an agent at amfam.com. z22xez zvpz if you home is in the lane on the benc

some chicken companies try to get you to spend more money by using labels like "raised without antibiotics." at sanderson farms, we don't believe in gimmicks like that. well, how'd i do? no antibiotics to worry about here. hmmm...that was easy. >>> it's blac chyna like you have never with the kardashians by leaving little to the imagination. like her short hair in the spread while flaunting her baby bump in very sexy lingerie, and& she reveals her first job was at mcdonald's, saying, usually, you start with fries and burgers, but maybe it was my personality. and also with the reality tv kardashian, there's one thing they have said no to. their kid will not have a k name like their many aunties. >> and that is going to be airing on "e." rene zellweger is having a baby on the big screen, and let's start a carly just joining the gang >> we're on location in london outside bridget jones' actual flat. ? run run run run run ? >> we spoke to the cast of the movie and of course, many times. ?? >> on behalf of women everywhere, thank you for making this successful. >> now the men are having -- >> t

peoplere often times want to put us in a box as progressives and they want to label us you want to say that we can do this, we can do that, when and where and how, project that you have an obligation as a ,rogressive to speak off -- up stand up and fight as hard as you can with every single tool that you possibly have in your corner. use it. i am running for congress. i am running against an establishment opponent who takes money from the payday loans. and also as someone who does not champion the same kind of policies that elizabeth warned us. om andsite is maria2016.c i'm asking you for your help. [applause] sentimentsveryone's and i'm humbled to be on stage senators andgreat people that are running for congress right now. the message that i want to leave as to believe in yourself and never give up. and anyone, including a 21-year-old from connecticut, including a 16-year-old from missouri from anybody can get up , stand up, whether running for office. if anyone was to get to work, he can go to www. brandnewcongress.org. to sign up and contribute to our website, you can get to brenda

his toyota dealership -- any used cars for sale with defective air bags are labeled on the windshield. these defective air bags may seriously injure or kill the driver. >> our purpose and unmistakable, clear and conspicuous. >> that's the opposite of what we found in our undercover investigation. not only were the cars we saw not labeled but salespeople didn't tell us about recalls or didn't know about them. stewart contacted us after he saw the story. >> were you surprised by what >> reporter: he had his own mystery shoppers check other car dealers to see if they disclosed the takata air bag recalls. >> reporter: not one -- with no law requiring disclosure, salespeople are not inclined to do it. >> is a salesperson who feeds his family based on commission going to look a customer in the eye and say recall. it's going to cost a sale. it's got to be illegal. >> reporter: he needs the support of the florida automobile dealers association. the president told us it's under discussion. they want manufacturers to take financial responsibility. >> is there an answer? >> absolutely, but the a

tell us oil being labeled extra virgin that doesn't meet the standard.s hard to tell just looking at the bottle. i recommend if you can buying at a store that actually lets you smell and taste the oil which some gourmet stores do. when you taste it and smell it, you can tell the difference. once you try good oil, you'll know what it tastes like. much different from your standard run of the mill. >> and what do you look for on the bottle? >> i would look for a pressed on or harvested on date. not a use by date. the use by date is irrelevant. you want it to have been pressed or harvested within six to nine months. only good olive oil will have that on the label. >> parmesan cheese is another one. >> most people can't tell the difference. real parmesan cheese from italy is pure with no drugs. one of the most natural chees premium product. and the way you can tell is the rind itself has the words parmesan embossed in it always. if you don't see that on the rind, you know it's not from italy. >> and you can taste the difference. this is even a good domestic.

in 40 years they don't have a label. it used to be, you know, we were entertainers. but the term sort of gone by the -- it's gone away. it's just been difficult. >> i think it's so live in vegas -- >> there are so many entertainers here, you know what i mean. >> you're right. but i think it's more for publicity reasons that they try to -- they need something to advertise. and one name. >> so sometimes they'll it's. okay, i do impressions, i'll sing, play piano, guitar, do beat boxing -- >> really? >> because of that you have the show, south point. what can we expect? we saw a preview from the video. >> well, it's going to be energy, it's going to be sort of a countdown of all ages and the band, the musicians that those guys are the cream of the crop here in vegas. and i am excited to have them. i always count on having them -- >> a live band takes it to a new level. >> without a doubt >> we want to let you perform. but quickly, i want to talk about all your good work you do in the community, specifically for veterans. >> yeah, i've been working with veterans and fund

there are often times that people want to put us in a box as progressives and they want to label us and say we can do this or we can do that. reject that. you have an obligation as a progressive to speak up, stand up and fight as hard as you can with every single tool that you have in your corner, use it. i am running for congress. i'm running against an establishment opponent who takes money from the payday loans and the rent own industry. and it is also someone who'd does not champion the same kind of policies elizabeth warren does. my website is maria 2016.com and i am asking you for your help. [applause] i at go everyone's sentiment on stage so far and i am humbled to be on stage with so many great senators and people running for congress right now. hismessage i want to leave leaving yourself and never give up. anyone, including a 21-year-old from connecticut, a 16-year-old from missouri, anybody can get up and stand up. >> we want to freak away from this program and take you live now to the heritage foundation in washington, with school about to begin in may parts of the country, p

the kind of marketing and pitches that are done already, for example, in certain areas where off label uses are involved. and i think that there is a long-term responsibility here that requires a major review of the fda, but also for regulatory practices. >> senator, i'm sure you're aware, of course, that americans pay more for drugs than nearly anywhere else in the world. that's due in large part because many advanced industrial nations insist on price controls in their countries. and so therefore we americans foot the r & d bill for the entire world. it's one thing for poor countries to get cheap drugs, but why are advanced economies in western europe, why do german citizens, why aren't they paying their fair share for r & d so that the whole world can have new and better drugs down the road? why aren't you guys using what you have to go to the wto and everything else instead of burdening americans with prices? >> well, that's a task for the next administration, i'm sure. and also consideration of importing those lower priced drugs. >> senator, back to mylan and the drug industry here. ho

stores weatherbeater and easy , living, along with a newly added line under the craftsman label designed for use on metal, porches and garage floors. ed: tonight, we continue our push to make a back-to-school easier. and making that meal doesn't have to mean starting from shows us how reformulating can be enticing the next day. >> they will happily eat cold pizza, cold meatballs, cold meatloaf. even cold spaghetti and sauce. reporter: all of that sounds better than a sandwich to me, and tufts professor of nutrition says it will to your kids as well. >> this is left over chicken from the chicken i had last night. it's it. lots of vegetable and color in it lots of crunch,. reporter: she made us an example of a leftover-based lunch. >> foods you feed your kid are equally good for you. reporter: for the appellant the family, consider a more mature presentation. >> i might throw in some lettuce and make it more of a salad. reporter: but for kids, getting them to eat it takes three steps. make it easy to eat. >> bite-size pieces. reporter: at a side to make vegetables more appealing. and reporter: don

a lot of american politicians who would borrow that label use it are definitely not what you would describe as orthodox libertarians. i think the who are these people question is a legitimate one, but to my mind is the more important one is what would they do if they had their way? see a lot of you policies that resonate with americans and they are not seeing them from the major parties. who iss really no one maybe our foreign entitlements have gotten too far. maybe this is not the right ring for america to be doing. the shades of gray are very subtle and that is where libertarians have a voice in the purpose. on spending we are hearing both parties saying our debt is not a problem. we need to spend more money on the things that i like. we won't worry about everything else. i think it's important to have a voice saying actually maybe we shouldn't spend money on everything all the time and we don't have it. in that sense libertarianism is pretty pragmatic. in terms of actual human beings who are libertarians you can look at thomas massie, mike lee, paul ryan has warned that labor over the ye

. >> a sneaky way to surprise mom -- >> simply use a label on a wine bottle. >> the reveal that has her tripping. >> whoo! >> she's going to need some of that wine.

the general manager showing us, on a smaller bus, clearly label red emergency latches. >> you have to use muscle, though, and pull up the levellers. >> on the job for nearly four years, but the investigation is ongoing. >> we don't know what happened. >> this is new. the party goer told me, when she tried to cross she was hit by a car and that's what killed her. the general manager here for the bus company says in the future, they will put alarms on the emergency latches so that the driver knows whenever a window like that is open. >> rhondella richardson, wcvb, salem police are looking for several people linked to this explosive scene you see right there. some sort of device was intuit a rainbow times newspaper box. that's a lgbt publication. several people went up to the box before the blast you saw. this happened in salem square early yesterday morning. anyone with information should call salem police. >> a little boy found wandering alone in new hampshire before sunrise. jennifer crompton from our sister station wmur explains how drivers helped to get him home safely. >> a fremont

. >> if i had to identify with a label, i would use liberal or progressive, because i find moderate doesn't really mean anything and it ends up being used against the muslim community. so how about in-your-face liberal muslim feminist? >> hinojosa: in-your-face muslim liberal feminist, which is... the feminist part is, you get a lot of followers and you get a lot of attention around that. so for our audience, just, you know, describe what a muslim feminist is, because some people might say, "i don't understand that." >> well, you know, as a muslim and a feminist and an egyptian woman, i have a long history to draw on. i mean, when i look at the roots of islam... prophet muhammad's first wife khadija was a businesswoman who was 15 years older than him, who employed him and who proposed to him. so i'm thinking, "you know what? i have a feminist role model right there." >> hinojosa: how come we don't hear about this, though? >> great question, maria. i'm glad i'm on your show to say it. >> hinojosa: as a young muslim growing up, did you know about this? >> of course, yeah. these are women who

if you were off last week like karen, you're up to 3 labels along 202 that hoped us out last week with no normal northbound delays. only one crash on the big board, near gladwyn old gulph road at mill creek road. if you ride septa regional rails once again you have new schedules on five lines, check them out, if you ride, warminster, doylestown, manayunk norristown, or trenton combined lines. >> a driver was shot by a gunman, who got away with his car and ditched his car a block away. katherine scott is live with more on what happened. >> reporter: a 31-year-old man was shot multiple times during a carjacking. else out of the hospital, but is in critical, but stable condition. there's crime tape up at 61st and woodland. they bagged evidence and are about to going go, the investign is underway. this is the victim's car, 2006 pontiac, police say past midnight, the 31-year-old parked his car on 60 near woodland when someone pulled him out of his car and shot him multiple times. he was hit in the leg and torso. he is is in critical, but stable condition. else out of surgery. investigators

so, the enzyme could be used off label to melt fat. but, it would be very expensive. we'll see what it costs if it gets approved for cosmetic purposes. dr. max gomez, cbs2 news. >> wow. sounds legit. research. some real science going on. >>> let's talk the weather. money is here, wasn't it just the other day we were talking heat wave? >> eight straight days of 90 plus heat at laguardia. today, monticello, barely above 70 degrees. you were away from the heat but, look at what you're doing with with the cloud cover out there, chance of some rain currently. a bunch of 70s up here. let's pick a spot. go out to the island. 71 right now, this comes in from matt in selden. he's got the clouds matt is saying, lucked out with no rain today. looking forward to less humidity in the coming days. i will say this much for you, the area where you are from, you need some rain, probably more than any other portion of the tri-state area. and you are right, you did not get any today. i don't see a lot on the horizon. outside right now, not a lot on the horizon for eastern long island. c

a lot of american politicians who would borrow that label use it are definitely not what you would describe as orthodox libertarians. i think the who are these people question is a legitimate one, but to my mind is the more important one is what would they do if they had their way? see a lot of you policies that resonate with americans and they are not seeing them from the major parties. who iss really no one maybe our foreign entitlements have gotten too far. maybe this is not the right ring for america to be doing. the shades of gray are very subtle and that is where libertarians have a voice in the purpose. on spending we are hearing both parties saying our debt is not a problem. we need to spend more money on the things that i like. we won't worry about everything else. i think it's important to have a voice saying actually maybe we shouldn't spend money on everything all the time and we don't have it. in that sense libertarianism is pretty pragmatic. in terms of actual human beings who are libertarians you can look at thomas massie, mike lee, paul ryan has warned that labor over the ye